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Regan PT, Tarlee (2026)

05/06/2026

You're training hard but still look and feel exactly the same 👀

Some of you are training like athletes and fuelling like you're trying to lose weight. The two don't work together.

You can't build a strong, toned body from a place of deprivation and lack.

04/06/2026

Can I say something that might sting a little?

The reason your body isn't changing isn't because you're not working hard enough in your sessions.

It's because you're still doing the same things you've been doing for months... maybe even years.

Showing up to training is amazing.

But training for 45 minutes doesn't magically undo what happens during the other 23 hours of your day.

If you're:

👉 Skipping breakfast
👉 Living on coffee until lunch
👉 Picking at biscuits in the staff room
👉 Grabbing random snacks because you're starving
👉 Eating protein bars loaded with sugar and fat because they say "high protein"

Then no amount of extra workouts is going to give you the energy, confidence, or results you're looking for.

Here's the truth nobody talks about:

❌️It's not carbs that are the problem.

✅️It's the quality of the carbs.

A piece of fruit isn't the same as a packet of biscuits.

A bowl of oats isn't the same as a muffin.

A baked potato isn't the same as a handful of chips.

Your body knows the difference.

And while we're here...

Not all protein is created equal either.

Start reading labels.

You might be surprised how much sugar, fat, and filler is hiding inside foods marketed as "healthy."

Before you decide your plan isn't working...

Refine what you're doing.

The goal isn't becoming someone who trains harder and harder.

The goal is to become someone who supports their body better.

That's where the energy comes from.
That's where the confidence comes from.
That's where the toned, strong, capable version of you is built.

Small refinements = Big results.

Want help figuring out where your blind spots are?

Come train with us this next week or send me a message. ❤️

03/06/2026

Have you ever sat on the couch at the end of the day and wondered where all your energy went?

My body didn't change because I got stricter. My body changed when I stopped treating it like a problem to fix and started treating it like something worth taking care of.

And I want that for you too xx

03/06/2026

🔥If you're feeling a bit overwhelmed, stressed, or like you've been running around for everyone else this week

This is your reminder that taking 45-60 minutes for yourself isn't selfish.

It's exactly what you need.

❌️Not to burn calories.
❌️Not to punish yourself.

✅️To clear your head.
✅️To move your body.
✅️To release some tension.
✅️To leave feeling stronger, calmer, and more like YOU again.

✨ Total Body 5.40pm
✨ Pilates 6 40pm
📍Kapunda Lutheran Church Hall ⛪️

Both on tonight.

And if you've been sitting there thinking, "I should go..." this is your sign.

You'll never regret showing up, but you'll almost always feel better after you do. 💫

Comment below or send me a message if you're coming.

02/06/2026

This post is late...

But I'm posting it anyway because there is no perfect time to start showing up for yourself.

And maybe that's something you need to hear too.

Maybe lately you've been:

👉 Hitting snooze.
👉 Relying on coffee or sugar to get through the day.
👉 Promising yourself you'll start taking better care of yourself this week.

Then life happens.

Work.
Family.
Appointments.
Dinner.
Washing.

Everything and everyone else comes first.

By the end of the day you're sitting on the couch wondering where all your energy went.

Wondering why you don't feel like yourself anymore.

Wondering why your body isn't changing despite constantly thinking about it.

Here's what I've learned from coaching hundreds of people:

❌ You don't need another diet.
❌ You don't need a detox.
❌ You don't need to be stricter.

✅ You need a way of looking after yourself that actually fits your life.

Because when you're constantly running on empty, your body isn't focused on thriving.

It's focused on surviving.

That's why you're picking at food all afternoon.
That's why you're relying on caffeine to get through the day.
That's why every workout feels harder than it should.

For years I thought the answer was fat loss.

Everything changed when I stopped asking:

"How do I lose weight?"

And started asking:

"How do I become someone I can trust to take care of myself?"

That's when I became more consistent.
More confident.
More energised.

Not because I became perfect.

Because I finally started supporting myself.

So before today disappears too...

What's one thing you can do for yourself today? ❤️

01/06/2026

I got better results when I stopped doing this one "healthy" thing...

Here's the 3 signs that are clear indicators on what you should do.

Your body is always giving you feedback. Every single day.

31/05/2026

I used to trained 6-7 days a week.
Most of those sessions were AT LEAST an hour.
I lived on healthy salads, drank my water, and had as little "bad" food as possible.

But here's the thing..

Your body doesn't change when you do more good things.

It changes when it finally feels supported and cared for enough to actually respond to the work your putting in.

I know this because I spent years doing the exact opposite.

I thought being more discipline and better at the clean life was the answer.

But instead of feeling stronger, I felt exhausted.
Instead of feeling connected to my body, I felt like I was constantly fighting it and felt disconnected.
Instead of feeling confident, I was always chasing the next best thing I thought would finally make me feel enough.

What I know now is this:

👉Your body needs a reason to change.

✅️It needs fuel.
✅️It needs recovery.
✅️It needs strength.
✅️It needs consistency.

Not punishment... it feels productive to be super healthy, to eat "clean" to max out the training sessions...but it's not sustainable and your body doesn't change from that state.

It changes from those four green ✅️ above.

👉This is where you stop constantly picking at food and feeling guilty.
👉This is where your energy starts coming back.
👉This is where training becomes something that adds to your life instead of draining it.

And maybe the reminder you need this Monday is that you don't have to earn rest.

Recovery isn't falling behind.

**Recovery is key part of the plan.**

As you head into a new week, ask yourself:

"What would support me better this week?"

Not:
"What can I do more of?"

You take care of everyone else.

You deserve support too. ❤️

Throwback picture to 2017 🤭

31/05/2026

What do you mean it's the end of the weekend already?!

Not gonna lie we were tired, loud and crazy a lot of the time but we also had a lot of fun!

Scroll to the last picture to see the boys with my 10 year old little bun who also shares a birthday with Mr D!

❤️

29/05/2026

Every Friday I do this:
✅️Meal plan
✅️Grocery plan
✅️Map out my workouts

Do I enjoy it? Not really.
But I know that future me will appreciate it more than words can say.

And this screenshot? One of my girls locking herself into 7am Pilates tomorrow morning already 👏

Deciding ahead of time that "I’m showing up for myself"

The ones who feel like themselves again and see their effort paying off are the ones doing the basics.

They’re:
✅️ planning ahead
✅️ keeping promises to themselves
✅️ building routines that fit real life
✅️ showing up even when life feels busy

And this is why it works.
Consistency over intensity always 🤍

28/05/2026

Today I went to my best friend’s grandpa’s funeral and hearing his story was such an important reminder:

Life is too short to spend years hating on yourself.

Life is too short to keep waiting for “the perfect time" to come around.

Life is too short to spend another spring hiding in oversized clothes because you never started locking in right now.

One day: breakfast, lunch, dinner.

The next? You can’t even remember what you ate because life got busy and you spent the entire day running off stress, sugar and caffeine.

That is not “disciplined.” That is survival mode.

I really want you to hear this... You do not need to hate yourself into a better body.

👉Cutting carbs
👉Skipping meals
👉Training harder and harder
👉Starting fresh Monday
👉Being “good” all week then blowing out on the weekend because you’re starving, exhausted, and mentally over it.

It feels productive.. but it's actually a pattern you've seen yourself in before.

Those who actually change their bodies long term?
They learn how to take care of themselves DURING busy seasons.
Not just when life is calm.

That’s why I talk about:
🌟walks
🌟sunlight
🌟joy
🌟laughter
🌟connection
🌟regulating your nervous system
🌟being around positive people who lift you up

Movement has honestly carried me through some of the hardest years of my life. Nothing crazy either just walks, Pilates and my strength sessions.

I’m someone who shows up for myself.
I don’t quit after one bad day.
I can trust myself around food.
I move because I love my body.

The goal is:
💫feeling confident getting dressed
💫feeling good in shorts, activewear, bathers, and photos
💫feeling toned, strong, and comfortable in your body
💫being around people who care about growth and health too

Those that change learn to regulate.
They don’t self-destruct each week.

Imagine how different you could feel by Spring if you stopped waiting for later and started now.

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